J. Harvey Livres

Exploring the role of white U.S.-Americans in racial justice, the book examines the complexities of white identities and their moral implications. It argues that addressing reparations for African Americans and sovereignty for Native peoples is essential for achieving true racial justice. The narrative challenges readers to reconsider what it means to be white in America, advocating for a transformative approach to identity and social responsibility in the pursuit of equity.

This book explores overcoming civilized oppression, which lacks violence or legal enforcement, by re-evaluating our roles in it. It emphasizes moral community, solidarity, and education as vital strategies to address the pain and marginalization caused by such oppression.